Calling a controller create() method for multiple objects from one controller - php

Question

I am new to Laravel so here goes:
I am creating a page for a user to register an account for his company and enter the payment method and her own login credentials. So this one page will create a Company, a User and a Payment record. The page calls the RegisterController method in Laravel.
However, each of the three objects' create methods are defined within their own controllers. Is it valid (or even good practice) to call other controller methods from within a controller like so (some boilerplate code is missing below...I just want to get my point across)
class RegisterController extends Controller {
//boilerplate code.....
protected function create(Request $request) {
//Create the company
$objCompany = CompanyController->create($request); //gets created first since it is 'top level'
//now create the user:
$objUser = UserController->create($request,$objCompany->id); //Company ID is FK in User
//Create the paymentMethod
$objPaymentMethod = PaymentMethodController->create($request,$objCompany->id); //Company ID is FK in PaymentMethod
}//end create()
}

Answer 1

See rather than calling distinct controllers for table creation try to store the data directly to distinct tables from one controller itself.
like this
public function store(Request $request)
{
$data = request()->validate([
...
]);
$users = new User;
$users->name = $request->name;
$users->ltname = $request->lname;
$users->dob = $request->dob;
$users->bgroup = $request->bgroup;
$users->email = $request->email;
$users->phone = $request->phone;
$users->district = $request->district;
$users->country = $request->country;
$users->state = $request->state;
$users->city = $request->city;
$users->add = $request->add;
$users->pincode = $request->pincode;
$users->password = Hash::make(request('password'));
$users->type = 'Service Center';
$users->save();
$posts = new Post;
$posts->user_id = $users->id;
$posts->fname = $request->fname;
$posts->phone1 = $request->phone1;
$posts->email1 = $request->email1;
$posts->add2 = $request->add2;
$posts->pincode1 = $request->pincode1;
$posts->district1 = $request->district1;
$posts->city1 = $request->city1;
$posts->state1 = $request->state1;
$posts->country1 = $request->country1;
$posts->cmp_id = $request->cmp_id . $users->id;
$posts->gst = $request->gst;
$posts->badd = $request->badd;
$posts->badd2 = $request->badd2;
$posts->save();
$subscribe = new Subscription;
$subscribe->user_id = $users->id;
$subscribe->post_id = $posts->id;
$subscribe->offer_id = $request->m_option_1;
$subscribe->trial_start_date = $offers->of_start_date;
$subscribe->trial_end_date = $offers->of_end_date;
$subscribe->pck_name = $offers->pck_id;
$subscribe->valid_to = $offers->validity;
$subscribe->type = $offers->of_type;
$subscribe->save();
$transactions = new Transactions;
$transactions->user_id = $users->id;
$transactions->post_id = $posts->id;
$transactions->ddl_payment = $request->ddl_payment;
$transactions->txt_ac = $request->txt_ac;
$transactions->txt_amount = $request->txt_amount;
$transactions->txt_dat = $request->txt_dat;
$transactions->txt_ref = $request->txt_ref;
$transactions->save();
return redirect('/show');
}
Here the data which I'm accepting from the form is been stored in four tables users, post, subscription & transaction.